There are two principle truths of environmental compliance.
First, non-compliance is not an option. The risks of inaccurate filings, late submissions and not fully understanding confusing regulations are never-ending. And potential consequences like Notices of Violation and six-figure fines are real.
Second, for businesses and their EHS teams, Tier II preparations for regulatory requirements like EPCRA should be a year-round activity. Because, realistically, waiting until January or February for reporting on March 1 doesn’t always work out well.
At an organizational level, the causes of non-compliance can be deep-rooted, and many; breakdowns in processes, manual tasks that take forever, human error, homegrown spreadsheets to manage information. The list goes on ...
Your Guide to Proactive Environmental Compliance offers best practices to help you and your team get aligned and out ahead of regulatory reporting. When you do, you make sure non-compliance and its repercussions never set foot in your business.
Download the guide to learn how you can proactively:
The goal of proactive environmental compliance is to avoid, minimize, and mitigate the many risks of non-compliance from the beginning.
And this guide from Encamp is the perfect place to start.